Show Notes
What I talk about in this episode I’ve mentioned before but I talk about it here with a metaphor that hits home for everyone.
Honestly, many years ago I used to read tons of books, think positively and thought that I was a good manager of my thinking, but that was far from the truth – despite my belief that it was so.
In this episode I talk about:
[3:16] The metaphor for the mind and thought management
[4:13] The correlation between thinking and outcomes in life
[5:09] Why it’s important to be careful with your thoughts
[7:08] Why just “thinking positive” is not the answer
[9:54] How the universe shows no mercy upon our thoughts
[20:11] And, why it’s essential that you become aware of your skill to manage your thoughts.
Listen, apply, and enjoy!
Transformational Takeaway
You’re the “foreman” of your mind, and your life is a reflection of how good of a foreman you are.
Mentioned Resources
Master Thought Formula
Episode 9: How The Law Of Attraction Repels The Money And Abundance You Want
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